Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
about
How to evaluate an agent's behavior to infrequent events?-Reliable performance estimation insensitive to class distributionSearch performance is better predicted by tileability than presence of a unique basic featureAn empirical investigation into the role of subjective prior probability in searching for potentially missing itemsExploration versus exploitation in space, mind, and societyObject-based auditory facilitation of visual search for pictures and words with frequent and rare targetsVarying target prevalence reveals two dissociable decision criteria in visual searchDo prevalence expectations affect patterns of visual search and decision-making in interpreting CT colonography endoluminal videos?The ultra-rare-item effect: visual search for exceedingly rare items is highly susceptible to error.Challenging Cognitive Control by Mirrored Stimuli in Working Memory Matching.Assessing the effect of a true-positive recall case in screening mammography: does perceptual priming alter radiologists' performance?Individual differences in cognition, affect, and performance: behavioral, neuroimaging, and molecular genetic approaches.Visual search for rare targets: distracter tuning as a mechanism for learning from repeated target-absent searches.Infrequent identity mismatches are frequently undetected.Probability cueing influences miss rate and decision criterion in visual searches.Spatial and temporal separation fails to counteract the effects of low prevalence in visual search.Why do we miss rare targets? Exploring the boundaries of the low prevalence effectIf you don't find it often, you often don't find it: why some cancers are missed in breast cancer screeningRetrospective review of the drop in observer detection performance over time in lesion-enriched experimental studies.Lifeguards: a forgotten aspect of drowning preventionSuboptimal decision criteria are predicted by subjectively weighted probabilities and rewardsConsciousness and attention: on sufficiency and necessityAdaptation and visual search in mammographic images.The prevalence effect in a laboratory environment: Changing the confidence ratings.Closed-loop training of attention with real-time brain imagingMeasuring agreement between rating interpretations and binary clinical interpretations of images: a simulation study of methods for quantifying the clinical relevance of an observer performance paradigm.Comparing Breast Screening Protocols: Inserting Catch Trials Does Not Improve Sensitivity over Double ScreeningScreening programme evaluation applied to airport security.Prevalence effect in haptic search.An assessment of fixed-capacity models of visual working memoryHybrid foraging search: Searching for multiple instances of multiple types of targetVisual search of experts in medical image reading: the effect of training, target prevalence, and expert knowledgeGeneralized "satisfaction of search": adverse influences on dual-target search accuracyEffects of night work, sleep loss and time on task on simulated threat detection performanceHOW DO RADIOLOGISTS USE THE HUMAN SEARCH ENGINE?Even in correctable search, some types of rare targets are frequently missedA 'snapshot' of the visual search behaviours of medical sonographersExperimental system for measurement of radiologists' performance by visual search task.Out of Mind, Out of Sight: Unexpected Scene Elements Frequently Go Unnoticed Until PrimedPirate stealth or inattentional blindness? The effects of target relevance and sustained attention on security monitoring for experienced and naïve operators.The effects of local prevalence and explicit expectations on search termination times.
P2860
Q26823553-3CBD1EEB-C3C9-4BA6-92C5-FF8EF25465A0Q27335673-B103A994-5855-4AB9-8ECD-67B082358F7EQ28607981-6FD3B203-EEEF-4F50-B81D-749C20D43376Q29301208-BDB8E3AC-59BC-4864-8B01-BE2AC69F31F6Q30466903-28492F20-4701-48CF-ABEA-28A8795E95BBQ30493046-709B4B68-4D49-43E8-8734-9E1CCBC2C1AFQ30747692-4F2E42E4-82C5-4709-A1FF-A427AC7CC3FAQ33440284-D89C8F1C-8419-43C4-8499-BA6AACD78D04Q33611633-D343FF1F-475D-42F0-A33D-ADF634EF95C0Q33823296-3F8F18A1-B920-4DB3-ADDD-38A288DDB549Q33899380-BEE03E04-8666-43CC-9FEE-9B56833B5930Q33959760-38B7B712-942B-4403-9504-AA2C9BD12F5EQ34561075-671B4C2E-228C-4A8E-B1C7-8B1E755A1C1BQ34600247-2A5635DC-0FAD-4628-AEB6-EDD84A515C04Q34721725-BB40B686-1141-4482-BB3C-BAB381C35D34Q34754680-7F92F6A4-5066-4FFD-A7DB-295FA5001353Q34758748-30816FA4-DF8E-44B7-9BA9-28A429D8AB15Q35008133-6047ED36-F4B5-4936-B763-0A7AD2431609Q35100989-53528963-A5AD-4F98-A5F7-2BF3471AA617Q35108176-A1B56F2F-9D05-42E8-9DD8-4E14CEF4512FQ35157348-F19D7968-75CD-41BF-8590-2F091E159888Q35561807-94E922E1-8A7F-4812-99DD-EFF688017A89Q35585224-E0356F9B-1E5A-43B5-99AD-EF21D766DD28Q35855551-7AFE6F61-E906-46B3-A347-0AE26CE606A9Q35961719-F455B2B6-7CBB-4160-BC20-D47FB2802FB2Q36159315-CC9DC2A8-1B7B-4FFC-926B-E803DE964866Q36294718-D087B8E1-D5A0-41BC-A79D-B21340BFB255Q36362152-EE5DB9FB-3025-4086-A716-DF3D10077B52Q36579413-D8521810-89DF-412F-9E09-BE8A01AE4D4AQ36583527-B5560B97-31B0-4694-BF85-49175C802A6BQ36742794-2DA31425-5858-4F42-8195-F016DA7FF75FQ36843888-7A73C93C-E040-40AB-8B16-3DA401114C33Q36891182-219C4C83-450F-4D95-94C3-4522196115E3Q37015990-5C2CF5D6-EFF2-4845-9F6B-E5A438F70D9AQ37239620-6F23D205-2AE2-41ED-A7C9-9E39C3ACE60CQ37259364-E482A934-466F-4889-8C7E-FFB3D174A955Q37337445-FE1B6593-7362-4156-AC94-2D44B63B03B5Q37398387-54437418-6C15-4D77-93B0-7C78405C5ECAQ37500221-94062C8A-C8E0-4D3E-87AB-844879C28EF4Q37671034-0B5AFEF9-EB2F-4908-9234-8663F4F34EB9
P2860
Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
description
2005 nî lūn-bûn
@nan
2005年の論文
@ja
2005年論文
@yue
2005年論文
@zh-hant
2005年論文
@zh-hk
2005年論文
@zh-mo
2005年論文
@zh-tw
2005年论文
@wuu
2005年论文
@zh
2005年论文
@zh-cn
name
Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
@en
type
label
Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
@en
prefLabel
Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
@en
P2860
P356
P1433
P1476
Cognitive psychology: rare items often missed in visual searches.
@en
P2093
Naomi M Kenner
Todd S Horowitz
P2860
P2888
P304
P356
10.1038/435439A
P407
P577
2005-05-01T00:00:00Z
P6179
1048749745